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Hawaii News

» China taps isle tourism skills

» Questions arise over new Makapuu wall

» Improved beachgoer warnings are urged

» Small, Hawaiian-made shop plans big Waikiki presence

» Fatal crash involves speed, alcohol, drugs

» Rolling Stones headed to Hawaii?

» KCC professor expects to leave Beirut today

» Big Isle student gains insight from witnessing carnage

» Second panel votes against Maui hospital plan

» Lawyers group meets in Honolulu

» Expert backs right-to-die talk

» Inmate relays threat to kill officers

» Newswatch, Police/Fire

» Ocean Watch

» Corky's Hawaii

» On the Scene

» Obituaries

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Features

» Happy Campers at Waikiki Shell

» Let's swing

» Pirates show

» Lyon Arboretum tour is cultural treat

» Roll 'em!

» 'High-rise syndrome' has cure in owner safeguards

» At The Movies

» Nightcrawlers

» Da Kine

» Our Picks

» In The Garden

» Crawlspace

Sports

» Youth not served

» Lanikai makes return to states

» UH grateful for evening kickoff at Alabama

» Night Doubles final set

» NCAA academic rules expanded

» Hawaii Beat

» Scoreboard

» TV & Radio

Business

» MidWeek topples Sunday Advertiser as king of Oahu readership

» American Samoa cannot ban Hawaiian Airlines, lawyer says

» Tesoro's earnings skyrocket on higher margins

» Business Briefs

» Market Watch

» WSJ Sunday

» Dilbert

Editorial

» Plan B decision should precede confirmation

» Despite thieves, Scouts uphold vow to help others

» Corky's Editorial Cartoon

» Letters

China taps isle tourism skills

Dignitaries hope to develop a reciprocal relationship centered on the visitor industry.

Questions arise over new Makapuu wall

A project to reinforce a road draws safety and traffic concerns.

Happy Camping at Waikiki Shell

Band Camp IV brings to the stage The Fray, Hoobastank, Hot Hot Heat and Rock Kills Kid.

Youth not served at Women's British Open

Hawaii teen Michelle Wie struggles, while 46-year-old LPGA veteran Juli Inkster takes the early lead.

MidWeek topples Sunday Advertiser as king of Oahu readership

But other data show MidWeek did not beat Advertiser.

Plan B decision should precede confirmation

President Bush's nominee for FDA commissioner has been caught in a tangle over approval of a contraceptive drug.

Despite thieves, Scouts uphold vow to help others

Boy Scouts from San Jose show their good will despite having their things stolen.

	Corky's Hawaii Corky Trinidad
	Ocean Watch Susan Scott
	On the Scene John Berger
	Editorial Cartoon Corky Trinidad

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